The United States has agreed to shift nuclear negotiations with Iran from Turkey to Oman, accepting a key demand from Tehran after weeks of military tension and threats of confrontation. The move returns talks to Muscat, the discreet backchannel that hosted secret diplomacy before the 2015 nuclear deal, signaling a cautious step away from escalation as both sides explore a diplomatic off-ramp. <br /> <br />According to Axios, discussions are expected to begin Friday with debate over including regional Arab and Muslim states to broaden the process into a de-escalation summit. President Masoud Pezeshkian has authorized Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi to engage, insisting talks must be fair and free of pressure, even as negotiations unfold under the shadow of recent military standoffs. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />#Iran #UnitedStates #NuclearTalks #Oman #Turkey #Muscat #Diplomacy #MiddleEast #DeEscalation #Pezeshkian #AbbasAraghchi #Axios #BarakRavid #Geopolitics #Sanctions #RegionalSecurity #Negotiations #Tehran #Washington #BreakingNews<br /><br />~PR.282~
